letters to editor

Dear Editor,December 11, 2023 is a red letter day in the life of India (Bharat) (Bharat must be invariably stated in order to avoid confusion between the nation India and I.N.D.I.A. bloc). The Supreme Court judgment has delighted majority…
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Dear Editor,Kunwar Danish Ali has been suspended by the BSP for his anti-party activities. No one is expected to go against the policies and programmes of the parties. Any one going against the policies and programmes must invariably be…
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Dear Editor,It is a laudable and worth appreciating initiative of worthy director Tourism ( Jammu) who broke the ice in discussing the Jammu tourism in detail during the advisory meet. According to the information available from the…
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Dear Editor,Through your esteemed daily newspaper we the inhabitants of Ganga Nagar (Ban Talab) want to bring into the kind notice of SSP Jammu the nuisance and illegal activities of drug addicting miscreants being carried out for the past…
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Dear SirEvery year on December 15, tea-producing countries celebrate International Tea Day. The day seeks to draw the attention of governments and citizens around the world to the impact that tea trade has on workers and growers. The…
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Dear Editor,This year at COP 28 in the Central Asian country of the United Arab Emirates, leaders from around the world came together and expressed their commitment to clean up our Vasundara. If seen in the context of tackling climate…
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Dear Editor,Through the columns of your esteemed paper, a few lines are penned down to highlighting the innumerable benefits of milch animals like cow,buffalo and goat.Introduction: There was a time worth- remembering well before…
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Dear Editor,Exit poll results reveal the contours of the actual poll results to be announced. Many times in the past, exit poll results are belied. Many times the results have come true also. Most of the predictions say BJP has edge over…
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Dear Editor,Finally, it is light at the end of tunnel for the workers who were trapped in the Silkyara tunnel. And finally, they saw the light of the day. Round-the-clock work (400 hours of hard work by 250-member strong team) by the…
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Dear Editor,As the world of education continues to evolve, a growing consensus is emerging that creativity is essential for defining the future of education. Rather than relying on textbooks and standardised assessments, a creative…
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